Local Sports

Airdrie’s high school-aged football players were dealt another disappointing blow in recent weeks, when they learned the 2021 spring football season would be cancelled as a result of pandemic-related restrictions.

The Airdrie Pro Rodeo (APR) has suffered its second consecutive cancellation as a result of restrictions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.

With spring in the air, but the uncertainty of vaccine deliveries and never-ending restrictions, it has become even more important for us to start focusing on our fitness.

With the 2021 golf season officially underway, courses in Airdrie are anticipating another busy spring and summer, as people seeking safe recreational options flock to the links during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Here are the basics for starting your very own home gym.

If you're in the market for a recreational vehicle, an Airdrie-based swim club is raffling off a brand new camper on May 15 to help raise funds to keep its athletes in the pool.

Both in life and in death, Kalix Langenau found a way to help the city’s young athletes pursue their dreams.

The Airdrie CFR Chemical Bisons will be on the lookout for a new coach this spring, after head coach Dustin Taylor stepped down from the position to pursue an expanded role with the Global Sport Academy Group.

The Airdrie Sky High Twirlers (ASHT) baton twirling club is offering try-it sessions this spring for local youth interested in giving the sport a shot.

While it wasn’t the finish he was hoping for, Airdrie curler Aaron Sluchinski is still pleased with his showing at the 2021 Home Hardware Mixed-Doubles National Curling Championships, hosted in Calgary from March 18 to 25.